The best Foxcraft book, but mainly because the author seemed to know how to write the wolves how they should have written the foxes: with personality and depth. All of the wolves have so much more depth and interesting qualities than the foxes, they literally made this book worthwhile.

The ending was a good twenty pages of content, and thus that leaves me to say out of these three books, two of them are boring or let downs, and the final one is only good for the wolves and ending. It also felt good to see Isla finally open her eyes on matters.

I'd recommend skipping book one and two, and reading more for the wolves, honestly, you miss nothing doing so. The ending where Isla changes is really lame given nothing is done with it(it's how the trilogy ends).

Happy to be done with this series! ( )